Aggravated Assault Defense Illinois

Self-defense can be a valid defense to an aggravated assault charge in Illinois. To help you better, I need to know:
- Did the incident occur in Illinois?
- Can you provide more details on what happened and why you believe it was self-defense?
This information will help provide more accurate guidance.

Thank you for confirming that the incident occurred in Illinois.
In Illinois, self-defense is a recognized legal defense for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon if you can prove:
- You were not the aggressor.
- You believed you were in imminent danger of harm.
- You used only the force necessary to defend yourself.
You may want to consult a legal professional to evaluate your case thoroughly.

I understand that you are dealing with an aggravated assault with a deadly weapon charge in Illinois and claim self-defense. Here are the key points again:
- Not being the aggressor.
- Belief of imminent danger.
- Use of necessary force.
Would you like information on local legal aid services in Illinois to help you further?

If you are in immediate danger of physical violence, please contact local law enforcement. Here are the key points for self-defense in Illinois:
- You were not the aggressor.
- You believed you were in imminent danger of harm.
- You used only the force necessary to defend yourself.
Would you like information on local legal aid services in Illinois?

It seems like you are dealing with an aggravated assault charge in Illinois and are considering a self-defense claim. Here are the key self-defense points for Illinois:
- You were not the aggressor.
- You believed you were in imminent danger.
- You used only the necessary force to defend yourself.
Would you like more information on local legal aid services in Illinois?